Four nabbed for assault in Kalka

Incident dates back to September 19

Tribune News Service

Panchkula, Updated At : 03:15 AM Oct 05, 2025 IST

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The police have arrested four youths involved in a violent sword and stick attack in Kalka on September 19.

The weapons used in the assault have also been recovered from the accused, who have been identified as Kushdeep, Harish, Vishal Kumar, and Santosh Kumar, all residents of Kalka.

Rahul, a resident of Kalka, and his two friends had gone to a chemist shop at Gandhi Chowk to purchase medicine when a group of youths had attacked him. A case was registered at the Kalka police station. The accused were produced in court on Saturday and were remanded in two-day police custody.

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